Independent

I’m based out of Janak Puri, in the B 3A 5A section. Even though the records might say Orissa, this is where I’ve set up my independent work. It’s a straightforward residential area, nothing too flashy or complicated. I don’t have a big sign outside or a polished front desk. It’s just a room where I keep my books, my computer, and whatever I’m working on at the moment. Being independent means I wear all the hats. I’m the manager, the clerk, and the guy who cleans up at the end of the day. It’s a lot of work, but I like the freedom it gives me. I don’t have to answer to a boss or follow some corporate handbook. I just do what needs to be done every morning. The neighborhood is fairly quiet, which helps when I need to concentrate on the details. Most of the people around here are just going about their own lives, and I’m doing the same. I don't spend money on advertising or big promotions because I’d rather just focus on the actual tasks. My address in Janak Puri is where I spend most of my hours. It’s a modest setup, but it’s mine. I’ve been doing this for a while now and I’ve learned that you don’t need a fancy building to be productive. Just a desk and a bit of discipline and you are good to go.